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Killington Lowers 2009-10 Season Pass Price

Mar 31, 2009 Roger Leo, Associate Editor     Comments (1)

Killington passes are on sale at reduced rates. Killington passes are on sale at reduced rates.

At A Glance

Where: Killington, Vermont

When: Jun 1, 2009

Cost: $130 - $999

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Killington Resort is offering Unlimited Adult (ages 19-64) 2009-10 season passes for $999, a $50 price reduction from the 2008-09 early season price. Unlimited Young Adult (13-18) passes are $699 and Unlimited Junior (6-12) passes are $599, both at $130 off the 2008-09 prices. Unlimited Senior (65-69) passes are $799, a $30 reduction, and Unlimited Super Senior (70+) passes are $599, a $130 reduction.

These prices are valid until April 30.

Unlimited passes are valid every day of the 2009-10 season from early November through early May, weather and snow conditions permitting.

"Killington season pass holders are our most valued and loyal guests," said Chris Nyberg, Killington president and General Manager.

Season passes for the 2009-10 season are on sale now online and at 800-887-3257.

Additional benefits for Unlimited season pass holders include 30 percent savings off Killington's Max 5 Children's Ski and Snowboard School Programs.

The all ages Blackout pass, with 17 blackout days for the 2009-10 season, is $649 and the Midweek pass is $349 when purchased by April 30. All Killington season passes are also valid at Pico Mountain.

Killington offers a season pass payment plan for all passes purchased before the April 30 deadline.

A Killington Resort season pass provides access to more than 1,000 acres of diverse skiing and riding terrain served by 29 lifts, including Pico Mountain.

 

Recent Comments

  • by gma1970 Jul 12, 2009
    I appreciate this information. However, its presented as though this pass is some sort of a bargain. Before PWDR bought Killington, the blackout pass would have included all of ASC's New England properties (Killington, Pico, Sugarbush, Attitash, Sunday River, Sugarloaf) for $379. Now, its Killington and Pico for $649. Let's see here, that math works out to 1/3 of the skiing for 171% of the money. Not so great. To Mr. Nyberg's remark, your passholders may be your most loyal customers. In terms of value, you don't provide enough to keep them from dissapearing in droves which, like me, they have been. PWDR has taken many actions that have convinced me they don't actually like skiers much at all. Pricing is just another. So, until that changes, you might see me now and again but, it won't be often. I skied Killington once last year which means, I spent a whole lot more in the bar in previous (ASC) years than I did on everything combined under PWDR's ownership. Killington has always been a place New Englanders love to hate. PWDR brings that to a whole new level. The terrain keeps us coming back. The cons, (look at the reviews) make us think twice about going. PWDR's attitude toward the skiing public combined with the cons will keep me going elsewhere.
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